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- Summary: The second release for the solo project of Michael Lovett features the addition of Charlotte Hatherly and Sarah Jones as well as more influences from rock music.
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- Record Label: Memphis Industries
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock
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Jan 27, 2016Impending apocalypse aside, Infinite Summer still proves itself to be a record of substance.
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Jan 22, 2016Infinite Summer is the classic case of an album that’s so fully-melded, so self-composed in its identity, that you get the nagging sense of déjà vu, that you’ve been here before, and yet it’s something brand new.
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Jan 13, 2016If the album has a weakness it's that, for all its pop pretentions, it doesn't really have too many hooks. Its strength is not in delivering an immediate shot of aural adrenaline but rather in creating a dark, dramatic mood.
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Feb 12, 2016Whilst there are many other bands doing futuristic disco, many of which band members have worked with, NZCA Lines’ unrelenting quest for a great hook and massive chorus pushes them ahead of the pack.
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UncutJan 13, 2016Despite the familiarity, Infinite Summer has a heart, and could probably melt permafrost with a single playing. [Nov 2016, p.79]
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Jan 27, 2016Infinite Summer's sci-fi pop blossoms under headphones, but it doesn't always live up to the promise of NZCA Lines or its concept.
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Q MagazineJan 13, 2016Some suitably dramatic music. [Feb 2016, p.115]
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